Teddy Sheringham feels Fulham striker Bobby Zamora could be a shock inclusion in England's World Cup squad.
Zamora has impressed for Roy Hodgson's men this term and scored the winner in Sunday's win over Birmingham with a fierce free-kick.
"Bobby Zamora has come on the scene, he is scoring goals and playing with a lot of confidence," Sheringham said.
"Confidence makes the difference. Bobby is at the top of his game and people are talking about him being a candidate.
"There is a chance for everybody and anybody to turn things around, play better and get in the squad."
Sheringham also refuses to accept time has run out for another striker - Manchester United's Michael Owen - to force his way into Fabio Capello's thoughts
"It is still early days, if Michael played the next four or five games and scored three or four goals then all of a sudden he's back in the good books and you'd have him in the squad," said the former Tottenham forward.
"You know he can score goals at the top level, if you give him a half chance he will take it.
"At the moment he is not scoring or playing, but things can change very quickly in football so we'll see."
